Chandler Golf Courses

The Cattail Course opened in the fall of 2002. It complements the Devil's Claw but lends a whole new flavor to championship golf at Whirlwind. While the Devil's Claw features high mounding and significant elevation changes on fairways, the Cattail's challenge is in its deep canyons and pristine lakes. ... more »

The Devil's Claw course reflects the plant palette indigenous to the Gila River - Mesquite, Saguaro, Palo Verde, and Cottonwood blend with native grasses to recreate the Gila River as it was when the waters still flowed on the reservation. It's design is dominated by gradual elevation changes, multi-tiered greens, and challenging bunker design. ... more »

Ironwood Golf Club is open to the public, and green fees, which include a cart, are some of the lowest in the area. Designed by noted architect Keith Foster for beginners as well as advanced players, the golf course is ideal for all levels of players looking to hone their games, offering three different sets of tees. ... more »

Ocotillo Golf Resort in Chandler is home to 27 holes of championship golf. The holes are divided into three unique nines that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The Blue/White layout starts with the most difficult of the three nines and ends with the shortest. ... more »

The Gold/Blue course is the most challenging of the three 18-hole combinations at Ocotillo Golf Resort. The Gold nine is the longest of the three nines at the resort at the blue is the most demanding, creating an 18-hole golf course that is definitely Ocotillo's most demanding. ... more »

Ocotillo Golf Resort offers 27 unique holes that are more like a course in south Florida than the desert golf courses in Arizona. Nearly every hole at the resort features water and the lush landscape is covered in swaying palm trees, color flowerbeds, and cascading waterfalls. ... more »